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03-14-2006, 11:27
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Two short questions.
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "davidkerryedwards"
> > I have the blue box and the manuals. I did try the switches in > every combination and nothing worked. I just wanted to make sure I > wasn't missing anything in the switch combos before doing any > further diagnostics. I haven't crawled under to get a good look at > the mechanism yet. Once I do and can begin to visualize the > situation I'll dig into it. I'm heading off with the BB for spring > break next week so I'm thinking I'll crawl under there some warm > afternoon. > I realize this is heresy, but the manual pull-out step on my Travco > has its advantages. > > Kerry > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Scott" > wrote: > > > > Kerry, the answer is not really! :>) The dash switch will over > ride > > the step switch. The step switch will work the step I guess > designed > > to flip the switch as you head out/in the door. I very seldom use > the > > dash switch. Why not try some combinations of the switches..as I > said > > it could have been modified...By the way did you do the search of > the > > forum archives of posts..there is LOTS of info on the steps and > how > > they work. You did say previous that you had a Blue Box anything > in > > there?? > > > > Scott B I just finished with getting my steps to work on my 78 and the only thing that I can see that would be different from mine is that I don't have that cutoft switch on the dash. The first thing I would do is to see if you have power to the togel switch by the door! Just lossen the switch and remove it so you can use a meger or a 12 volt light tester to see if you have power to that switch. Next make sure you have power across that switch. On mine and probably yours also you will have two wires leading oft the negative side of that switch. One of those wires will run down to a pressure switch that looks like a heater strip witch is mounted right under the sill plate located as you step into the coach. This strip is suppose to sence pressure if you happen to get your foot under the sill and it will stop the air pistons that opperate the steeps. This is where I had my problem as the pressure sencing tap was grounding internally and my steeps would not go in!! Now getting back to that togel switch like I said one of those wires will run to the pressure switch and that one will run back up to the door switch (The one that looks like a button and closes when the door is shut) The other wire will run also to that same push button switch and you should have power to that switch when you have the togel in the proper position. This switch is another area that I had a problem with as it is expossed to the elements and if it does not make contact across the switch than your steps won't work. I would check the togel switch first than the second button switch located on the door sill. You could disconect that pressure switch from either the toggel switch or the push bottom switch to see if that could be your problem. I hope this made sence to you! 1. Check to see if you have power to the togel switch 2. Check togel to see that power will go on and oft across the switch 3. Check to see if you have power down to the push button on door sill. 4. Check to see if you have power across the push botton switch 5. If you want to remove the wire that leads to the pressure switch for testing you can either do this at the togel switch or negative side of the push botton switch. (This is where I had all my problems) 6. Good Luck Jon 1978 Wanderlodge Bremeerton Washington > > > |
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Two short questions. - davidkerryedwards - 03-14-2006, 04:01
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Two short questions. - Jon - 03-14-2006 11:27
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Two short questions. - Jeff Miller - 03-14-2006, 14:13
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Two short questions. - davidkerryedwards - 03-14-2006, 15:26
Two short questions. - davidkerryedwards - 03-14-2006, 15:31
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